2.1.7 — Compatibility

2.1.6 — Sprites

In addition, it uses the “CSS Sprite” technique to substantially speed up
display of the agency logos at the bottom of each page.

2.1.5 — Popovers

This release resolves the following issue(s):

IPDA-39 - Rename action not functioning

2.1.4 — Passwords and Metadata

This release resolves the following issues:

IPDA-33 - Add website version on “About” page

IPDA-35 - Cannot reset password using emailed link

2.1.3 — Shifting

This release addresses the following:

IPDA-31 - Add footer of the agency logos to the home page

IPDA-32 - The IPDA logo is overlapping with the blue banner

2.1.2 — Waldo

This release addresses the following issues:

IPDA-13 - Where’s the search box?

2.1.1 — Increased Snazziness

This release addresses the following issues:

IPDA-2 - The IPDA logo isn’t deployed

IPDA-11 - jQuery overlays not working

IPDA-12 - “You can log in again” form is using http, not https. It should
be disabled/redirected.

2.1.0 — Blue

The spacey theme of the past is out. A simple, clean blue theme is in. And
now, we’re powered by Diazo.

2.0.1 — Workaround TinyMCE

This release works around some of the problems with TinyMCE. Notably, the
IPDA theme includes a background image on the html element so it can fill the
entire page regardless of scrolling. However, the inner html in the TinyMCE
iframe picks that up as well, leaving an ugly navy blue block in your text
editing area. Secondly, Products.TinyMCE includes a link “Edit without visual
editor” that’s contained in a div with a hard-coded style block set to a -1em
margin. That makes the link land badly in our theme. Sadly, there’s no CSS
classes or IDs we can use on that link (or its div) so we sneak some invisible
content just above it to space it out. (Ugly yes, but that should be fixed in
Products.TinyMCE.)

2.0.0 — Plone 4

This release of the IPDA Site Policy brings about Plone 4 compatibility.

Copyright & License

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The Software is owned by Caltech/JPL and is protected by United States
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United States Government may have prior rights to use some or all of the
Software as determined under applicable contracts and license agreements with
Caltech/JPL.

This software was developed at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, an operating
division of the California Institute of Technology and is not available for
use by any person, organization, or other entity without prior, specific
written permission.